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Special Needs Students Get Customized Wheelchair Halloween Costumes
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October 27, 2016
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October 27, 2016
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1:03Now PlayingFor one day, once a year, the special needs students at a North Carolina elementary school get to be the envy of the student body. For an annual Halloween parade, their wheelchairs become chariots or lady bugs or flying machines. And they are wrapped in pirate's gear or princess gowns or buffed-up Batman suits. The whole school comes out to celebrate and cheer the kids on parade," Joel Brenner, marketing director of 101 Mobility, told InsideEdition.com. #InsideEdition
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